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I admit I usually ignore bathe in light because 1) it can heal your enemies and 2) the amounts are painfully low early on and I didn't realize it scaled up so well.

May have to try an anorithils again in 'light' of this new information, though I often die in that first boss encounter, it is surprisingly difficult.

Still, if the OP isn't doing this (and he isn't) then he is still squishy.

Sorry guys, but that's off the mark. While it doesn't seem like it at first, Anorithils are far from squishy, just start using a shielding rune and Bathe In Light everytime you feel in danger, then enjoy some 2k shield on you. Every time you get the Light tree on a character you should always aim for at least 1/5/1/5. Healing Light is decent but not really worth some investment in it unless you got spare points. Barrier is just bad, as it wastes a turn and, while it can last 10 rounds, it will never do so as its base value is laughably low. Bathe In Light and Providence, on the other hand, are pure unadulterated gold. Also, Chant of Resistance + Thick Skin grants you 40+% resistance to all damage.
As for things damaging you out of LOS, yeah, you need either high light or infravision. Do note that Sun Flare, staves of illumination and Hymn of Detection are all good fits for that purpose.
Another thing, choose your main Hymn and main Chant beforehand and don't invest into any other ones, ever. Points put into other Chants or Hymns are just points you wasted.

You could look at my Anorithil win for more specific info, ( http://te4.org/characters/19173/tome/95240fcc-1df7-4e07-9657-50269367eca3 ) it did die against Linaniil but that's because I made some silly mistakes. Also, I had swapped some equipment out as I completed the game with the black robe and the staff of destruction, since as a Corona/Moonlight/sure spell crit build I wanted as many spell procs on as I could manage and, believe me, it was glorious.

First off, resists do indeed help even if you have a shield up. Damage is calculated (including resists) before it is applied, and then applied to whatever it is supposed to apply to (shields, mana, psi, health, etc). So yes, the 15% all resist would indeed help some. Maybe not a ton, but some.

Second, it's (nearly) impossible to be hit from off screen. Opponents don't react to anything further than 10 tiles away, which also happens to be the (normal) maximum sight range, unless damaged. Might be further than your light is casting if you're somewhere that is relevant, or they may be invisible, but they won't simply be outside of what you can see (this is compounded by the fact that there are only a dozen or so abilities that can even hit outside 10 tiles.)

Overall I'd have to say I agree with the others though. Looks like you're largely a victim of not particularly great equipment drops combined with the fact that Anorithil are possibly the squishiest class in the game. I've never gotten far with them, but it always seems they rely on nuking the opponent before they even have a chance to react, which isn't too hard before the prides, but the prides are the first source of serious ranged enemies you have to deal with in the game, thus often being the breaking point for characters which were otherwise breezing through the game.

Are you sure that resists don't affect shields? Can anyone confirm this?

My brother was surprised that you made it this far because of your gear. You have some good items like your boots and your ring of warding, but your amulet, cloak, armor, gloves, belt and sneakthief ring don't do much for you in my opinion. Maybe he did not notice the Rune of Reflection you have. It's very good. Your Phase Door rune also seems very strong. I think I'd prefer a Healing Infusion and a Movement Infusion over your two other choices to have a more reliable escape and to avoid Runic Saturation.

It's hard to be sure without playing your character, but you do seem very squishy. I'd usually get more resists, but if they don't work with shields then I guess I'm shooting myself in the foot. lol

I am having the same experience with anorithil every time i make one. As far as i can tell, their defensive options are just crap, and you usually end up dying to "kinda" high burst, stuff which other classes can just erect their regular defenses for and be fine. I dont have much advice for you since my anorithils start failing once they go east as well, but i can say its not you thats the problem, its the class ;)

Some point by point responses (and questions) since you said a variety of things, not in any particular order.

- Spider Lair is done.

- BloodCaller does indeed work with spells. Maybe that was why I managed to get this far...(cf my remark on that below.)

- Overpowered guy is Optional? except that you need the bloodruned athame which is in there...?

- Killed so often by off screen attacks? Just once. Also not sure what you meant by "sadly". Do you mean it is sad that you don't know? or sad that it happened? Because the latter I agree with, with the caveat that any game death is "sad" because it means the player may give up and leave the game. Or I guess it could mean sad in the "that's so pathetic" sense of the word...

- I get you think my build is terribad but so far until the far east the build was doing just fine. Not sure why you think it is amazing that I managed. I did wipe the floor with the orc ambush and pretty much every orc patrol that I could find. (A couple got away.)

- I had a bad moment where I died in the melinda/cult thing because 12 blood mages surrounding me with no way out. But I am not sure that was a matter of build but the lack of preparedness for that particular situation/bad tactics.) And this is the same build that I won with a while ago, so I figured it would be fine.

- I don't particularly like the blood moon/shalore crit bonus strategy. Corona 4 was a late addition because I wasn't sure where else to put the points. Not like there is a good build strategy to follow online.

- Equip drops could have been better, that is the best hat Ive seen. (no armor skill for helms.) I could probably swap some stuff around as I packratted a lot of equip in the fortress that I wasn't sure of or where I needed a prequisite in case I got that prequisite later. But as I said drops have been pretty crappy. I assume that's just my personal luck allotment and everyone else always gets the golden gear suits as per need. Since roguelike and all. :p

I do have some elem resist rings/amulets but not sure what else that matters.

- my main reason for this post was the complaint about excessive damage. As far as I can tell, resists wouldn't help that (because it seems they don't reduce damage absorbed by the shields) nor would doing extra criticals...Getting hit from multiple directions by damage exceeding 500 was more than I was expecting at this stage of the game. It has been a few years as I said since I played in the Far East (beyond the starting anorithil shalore zone there.) So maybe my expectations were a bit too low.

You could have unlocked Combat Training in Last Hope. I'm not sure if you can get the category now. Five points in Thick Skin would give you 15% resist all. Also, I have a Shalore which is just about ready to leave for the far east and he's level 34. You could use the Far Portal to gain levels if you did not do so. I'm not sure it's any safer though.

Cursed - cursed touch
Draconian - learns the rest of their tree when they find their special scale

prodigies kind of don't have an undo button so I can see they'll take a bit. (Cloning the entire character build is a bit much without admin.)

Sorry I've been gone from developing (1.0.3) since around when my cat Blue had kittens and stuff.

Yes! YES! Finally!
I am buying a new android phone within 5 months, I wish i could test your game then.
For phones scaling and setting to ASCII would help a lot, however the UI should stay as it is!
Any ETA of beta? :D
I will buy it 100%

I am wondering if it will be compatible with Kindle (Fire HDX most specifically.)